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The NVIDIA TITAN V Specification Comparison

Let’s take a look at the known specifications of the NVIDIA TITAN V, compared to the TITAN Xp (launched earlier this year), and the TITAN X (launched late last year). We also inserted the specifications of a hypotheticalNVIDIA TITAN Vp, based on a full GV100.

Specifications

Future TITAN Vp?

NVIDIA TITAN V

NVIDIA TITAN Xp

NVIDIA TITAN X

Microarchitecture

NVIDIA Volta

NVIDIA Volta

NVIDIA Pascal

NVIDIA Pascal

GPU

GV100

GV100

GP102-400

GP102-400

Process Technology

12 nm FinFET+

12 nm FinFET+

16 nm FinFET

16 nm FinFET

Die Size

815 mm²

815 mm²

471 mm²

471 mm²

Tensor Cores

672

640

None

None

CUDA Cores

5376

5120

3840

3584

Texture Units

336

320

240

224

ROPs

NA

NA

96

96

L2 Cache Size

6 MB

4.5 MB

3 MB

4 MB

GPU Core Clock

NA

1200 MHz

1405 MHz

1417 MHz

GPU Boost Clock

NA

1455 MHz

1582 MHz

1531 MHz

Texture Fillrate

NA

384.0 GT/s
to
465.6 GT/s

355.2 GT/s
to
379.7 GT/s

317.4 GT/s
to
342.9 GT/s

Pixel Fillrate

NA

NA

142.1 GP/s
to
151.9 GP/s

136.0 GP/s
to
147.0 GP/s

Memory Type

HBM2

HBM2

GDDR5X

GDDR5X

Memory Size

NA

12 GB

12 GB

12 GB

Memory Bus

3072-bit

3072-bit

384-bit

384-bit

Memory Clock

NA

850 MHz

1426 MHz

1250 MHz

Memory Bandwidth

NA

652.8 GB/s

547.7 GB/s

480.0 GB/s

TDP

300 watts

250 watts

250 watts

250 watts

Multi GPU Capability

NVLink

NVLink

SLI

SLI

Launch Price

NA

US$ 2999

US$ 1200

US$ 1200

The NVIDIA TITAN Vp?

In case you are wondering, the TITAN Vp does not exist. It is merely a hypothetical future model that we think NVIDIA may introduce mid-cycle, like the NVIDIA TITAN Xp.

Our TITAN Vp is based on the full capabilities of the NVIDIA GV100 GPU. That means it will have 5376 CUDA cores with 336 Texture Units, 672 Tensor cores and 6 MB of L2 cache. It will also have a higher TDP of 300 watts.

The Official NVIDIA TITAN V Press Release

December 9, 2017—NVIDIA today introduced TITAN V, the world’s most powerful GPU for the PC, driven by the world’s most advanced GPU architecture, NVIDIA Volta .

Announced by NVIDIA founder and CEO Jensen Huang at the annual NIPS conference, TITAN V excels at computational processing for scientific simulation. Its 21.1 billion transistors deliver 110 teraflops of raw horsepower, 9x that of its predecessor, and extreme energy efficiency.

“Our vision for Volta was to push the outer limits of high performance computing and AI. We broke new ground with its new processor architecture, instructions, numerical formats, memory architecture and processor links,” said Huang. “With TITAN V, we are putting Volta into the hands of researchers and scientists all over the world. I can’t wait to see their breakthrough discoveries.”

NVIDIA Supercomputing GPU Architecture, Now for the PC

TITAN V’s Volta architecture features a major redesign of the streaming multiprocessor that is at the center of the GPU. It doubles the energy efficiency of the previous generation Pascal design, enabling dramatic boosts in performance in the same power envelope.

New Tensor Cores designed specifically for deep learning deliver up to 9x higher peak teraflops. With independent parallel integer and floating-point data paths, Volta is also much more efficient on workloads with a mix of computation and addressing calculations. Its new combined L1 data cache and shared memory unit significantly improve performance while also simplifying programming.